Deaths local woman Eleanor Morse 61 Kennebunk
Mrs Eleanor M Morse 61 of Longwood Drive Kennebunk died Aug 19 in a Portland hospital after a long illness. Born July 10 1912 in Londonderry NH she was daughter of Garnet Moody and Lillian Kinnear Moody. Survived by widower Robert Morse two brothers Lawrence Moody Richard Moody a sister Florence Laurano and several nieces and nephews Funeral at Bibber Memorial Chapel Kennebunk Tuesday at 2 pm officiated by Rev E Lamar Robinson Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
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Kennebunk
Eleanor M. Morse
Longwood Drive
Portland
Londonderry
N.H
Garnet
Lillian (Kinnear) Moody
New Jersey
Morse
Eastern Star
Palmyra
N.J
Robert K. Morse
Lawrence Moody
North Attleboro
Mass
Richard Moody
Newton
Florence M. Laurano
Lynnfield
Bibber
Death of Stanley E. Kenney of Old Orchard Beach
Stanley E. Kenney, 67, of 16 13th St died Aug 19 at a Biddeford hospital after a long illness. Born Jan 13, 1906 in Portland, he worked 40 years for Saco Lowell Shops and Maremont Corp. Retired 1970. Survived by widow Mary, a daughter Agatha DeRepentigny, three adopted sons, two sisters. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Margaret Church. Interment in St. Mary Cemetery, Biddeford. Friends may call at Old Orchard Beach Funeral Home today and Tuesday.
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Old Orchard Beach
Stanley E. Kenney
13Th St
Biddeford
Portland
George
Viola Kenney
Saco-Lowell
Maremont Corp
Saco
St. Margaret Church
Here
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
Mary (Curley) Kenney
Daniel P
Agatha) DeRepentigny
Boothbay Harbor
Patrick F. Bridges
Portsmouth
Stephen W. Bridges
Los Angeles
Calif
John D
Lucy A Peckham Rites Set In Scarborough After Illness
Lucy A. Peckham 73 of 75 Temple Ave Scarborough died Aug 19 after a brief illness Born Scarborough June 29 1900 daughter of Harris J and Ethel Leavitt She attended Scarborough schools Thornton Academy Saco She belonged to United Baptist Church of Saco and was past matron of Miniwanea Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Old Orchard Beach Survived by Charles Peckham two daughters Joan Deane Scarborough Jean Movers Old Orchard Beach four grandchildren two stepchildren and several cousins Services at Hay and Peabody Funeral Home Dunstan Corner Scarborough Tuesday at 10 am Interment in Dunstan Corner Cemetery Funeral home hours tonight 7 to ?
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Ocean Park
Lucy A. Peckham
Temple Ave
Biddeford
Scarborough
Harris J
Ethel (Leavey) Leavitt
Thornton Academy
Saco
Peckham
United Baptist Church of
Miniwanea
Order of the Eastern Star
Old Orchard Beach
Charles Peckham
James
Joan) Deane
David
Jean) Movers
Hay and Peabody Funeral Home
Dunstan Corner
Think Twice Continues As Young Voters Question Ethics
The piece recalls Watergate lessons as young political hopefuls reckon with ethics amid scandal. Partridge, a Yale graduate, notes that success is often defined by employers and questions the lack of ethical grounding in campaigns. He contemplates a future as a candidate or campaign manager.
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White House
Partridge
Bart Porters
Duke Sloans
Gordon Strachans
Yale
Doris T. Sanborn Rites Held in Kennebunk
Funeral services for Doris T. Sanborn 56 resident since 1930 were held at Angell Funeral Home Kennebunk with Rev. F E Lamar Robinson officiating and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. She died August 8 in a Portland hospital. She was born November 16, 1916 in Brownville daughter of Frank and Georgia Lougee. Survivors include Claude Sanborn South River New Jersey son Mark Curtis Stephanie Palmer Pamela Curtis Bernice McCorrison and three grandchildren.
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West Kennebunk
Doris T. Sanborn
Angell Funeral Home
Dane St
Kennebunk
FE. Lamar Robinson
Christ Church
Pine Grove
Portland
Prayers Planned for Stanley E. Kenney by Colleagues
Members of the Rev. James J. Columbus here will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Old 36 Portland Ave. to offer prayers for Stanley E. Kenney, a member.
Knights pay respects at Old Orchard Beach for Kenney
Members of the Fourth Degree Assembly of the Rev. James J. Mullen Council Knights of Columbus meet Tuesday at 8 45 p m at Old 36 Portland Ave Old Orchard Beach to pay respects for Stanley E Kenney.
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Old Orchard Beach
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
Portland Ave
Stanley E. Kenney
Scientists find people dream four to six times nightly
Researchers report average dream frequency of four to six per night with individual dreams lasting about 15 to 20 minutes, revealing how sleep cycles stage up to nearly two hours of dreaming per night.
Funeral Directors Emond Conroy and Shumway Gross
Local funeral service listings note Emond and Conroy 284 5541 and 282 1818 and Shumway and Gross Funeral Service at 35 Spring Street Saco with 284 5611. Denneti and Craig at 365 Main in Saco Maine provide additional funeral contact information.
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Emond & Conroy Funeral Home
Frank X. Emond
J.P. Conroy
Shumway and Gross Funeral Service
Spring St. Saco
Denneti & Craig
Saco
Maine
Tel
Industrial Park raises six percent cost challenge
The city faces about six percent costs for industrial park development as federal funding has faded. Previous projects were sent back by the Economic Development Administration as its program folded, leaving Johnson hopeful for new federal support or facing costly self funding. Thomas Jefferson was the first U.S. president inaugurated in Washington on March 4, 1801.
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Johnson
Economic Development Administration
Thomas Jefferson
U.S
Washington
John Marshall
Portland Weather Forecast Tonight and Tuesday
Fair tonight in Portland with lows mid 50s north to mid 60s south. Tuesday partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms, mainly north, and highs in the 70s to low 80s.
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Portland
New England Temperatures Across Major Cities
Readout shows hourly temperatures for New England and nearby states. Major cities listed include Boston 72, Chatham 70, Nantucket 72, Pittsfield 79, Worcester 73 in Massachusetts. Hartford 83 in Connecticut. Concord 80, Lebanon 79, Mt. Washington 58 in New Hampshire. Burlington 81, Montpelier 79, Newport 84 in Vermont. Rangor 78, Caribou 82, Fastport 69, Greenville 79, Portland 76, Rumford 80 in Maine.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Chatham
Nantucket
Pittsfield
Worcester
Connecticut
Hartford
NEW Hampshire Concord
Lebanon
Mt. Washington
Vermont
Burlington
Montpelier
Newport
Maine Rangor
Caribou
Fastport
Greenville
Portland
Rumford
Nixon Plot Shifts as Motorcade Planned for Canal Street
The report details a planned motorcade linked to a Nixon-related incident. Giarrusso, previously on the police force, faced a charge of attempting to desecrate a flag by burning it and throwing it on the President's car. Giarrusso had left the force nearly three years prior after a 1967 incident involving a discharged firearm. Giarrusso’s car was stolen from his suburban home early morning and found near Lake Pontchartrain later that day. The plan called for a five block route along Canal Street to the Rivergate convention center, with radio and TV ads urging families to attend a large noontime crowd.
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Page One
Giarrusso
Lake Pontchartrain
Canal Street
Rivergate Convention Center
McGovern Sees Impeachment as Possible Response to Tape Issue
McGovern says Congress must consider impeachment if Nixon refuses to release White House tapes. Richardson calls Nixon’s case strong but balanced. Polls show mixed views on turning tapes over, with many finding Nixon’s speech unconvincing. Time reports Hunt resentful that top conspirators stay free. A journalist Ina spy claim discusses confidential material.
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Washington
Nixon
White Houses
Congress
George S. McGovern
Elliot L. Richardson
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Gallup
New York Times
Senate Watergate Committee
McGovern
CBS
Face the Nation
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States
Richardson
ABC
Chrysler plants hit by wildcat labor unrest and safety concerns
UAW vice president Douglas Fraser cites 15 of Chrysler local plants with distressingly bad working conditions after an inspection of 20 sites. Workers accuse leaders of selling out and threaten shutdowns while chairman Lynn Townsend blames left wing radicals for labor troubles amid massive turnover.
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Auto Industry
Douglas Fraser
UAW
Chrysler
Aser
Fraser
Mack Wildcat
Mack
Wam
Lynn A. Townsend
Kansas City
Townsend
Portland Quartet Leads Two Week Maine Music Camp
The Portland Symphony String Quartet runs a two week summer music camp at St. Francis College near Biddeford Maine for 13 Maine students aged 14 to over 40. Students study chamber music with quartet members with mornings spent with the quartet and afternoons on their own. The college seeks foundation support to expand enrollment and scholarships, and the student concert is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 PM with a public library concert Thursday at 8 PM.
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New England
Biddeford
Portland Symphony String Quartet
St. Francis College
Portland Symphony
Paul Ross
St. Francis
Maine
Ross
Steve Keceskemethy
Ees
Portland
Robert L. Horn
Kecskemethy
Keeskemethy
Paul Theberge
Brunswick
St Francis College Hosts Marine Science Programs for Nine Colleges
Almost 50 students from more than 20 colleges gathered at St. Francis College for marine science programs funded by New Hampshire and Maine consortia. The Marine Science Summer Institute and TRIGOM fields adapt at Biddeford campus with visits to Scarborough Marshes and Biddeford Pool.
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St. Francis College
Maine
New Hampshire
St. Francis
New Hampshire College and University Council
Cobscook Bay
Washington
Research Institute of the Gulf of Maine
Trigom
Biddeford
Gilbert Bane
University of California
University of the Pacific
Southampton College
Long Island University
Scarborough Marshes
Jordan's Beach
Biddeford Pool
Robert Knowlton
University of Maine, Bowdoin
Colby College
Maine Maritime Academy
RIGOM
Back Bay
Casco Bay
Cousins Island
Presumpscot
D. Warren Co
Irwin Novak
Saco
Mark Herrick
New England College
Henniker
N.H
New Hampshire Marine Science Summer Institute
Thomas Lee
St. Anselms College
Colby
Dr. Knowlton
Michelle Kominz
Bert Brun
U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office
Castine
Burlington Free Press to Cut Color Photo Use
Burlington Vermont based Burlington Free Press will reduce color photographs due to newsprint shortages. Publisher Urban Bergeron cited waste from color plates and improper registration as reasons. Paper strikes in Canadian mills compound the shortage for the paper with a 47 500 circulation.
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Burlington, Vt
Burlington Free Press
Rbangeron
Bergeron
Register
The
Free Press
Hathaway urges troop pullout from Western Europe
Senator William D. Hathaway of Maine calls for withdrawing U.S. troops from Western Europe to cut the balance of payments deficit and reduce federal spending. He cites costs of about 16 billion dollars annually and argues NATO commitments can be met with a smaller military presence.
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ETNA
William D. Hathaway
Dmaine
U.S
Europe
Hathaway
Penobscot County
United States
West Germany
Western
NATO
Mafia Kidnaped Him. Newsman Says On Return
Rome AP report says American TV correspondent Jack Began returned to a Rome clinic after four weeks missing. The 62 year old said he wants a thorough checkup and rest. Doctor Giulio Birotta said Began is tired. Clinic barred reporters. Began vanished July 22 after saying he would interview Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor.
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Rome
Jack Began
Giulio Birotta
American Broadcasting Co
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Lost black rim glasses near Shaw's Market
Missing item reported in the Shaw's Market vicinity on Saturday. Black rim glasses with a contact number 284-7677 for return.
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Shaw's Market
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Spirs T. Agnew
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U.S. District Court
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Hunt
Danbury
Conn
Jeb Stuart Magruder
New York
Lucianne Cummings Goldberg
Washington Post
Murray M. Chotiner
Secret Service
Station Wins
Auto Labor
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Saco River
St. Fran
Cis College
Art Nadeau
Danielle
Kee
Skemethy
Babcock & Wilcox
Bureau of Purchases
State Office
Augusta
Howe's
RTE
Wells, Maine
Linoleum & Carpet CO
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